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Secretary General Organization of American StatesLuis Almagro called for peace, coinciding with the day of mobilization called for this Sunday by both the opposition and the ruling party of Venezuela, and advocated that “there should no longer be a single person tortured, not a single missing “more, not a single more killed.”
“Today we call for there to be no one political prisoner more, not one more tortured, not one more missing, not one more killed; Venezuela does not deserve this, it deserves a return to the prosperity of the people, for the sovereignty that belongs to this people today to be recognized by all. Return to Peace in Democracy”, published Luis Almagro in an official statement from the OAS.
Almagro asks that Saturday be “for reconciliation and justice.” “Let the messages of hate be banished and those who sow fear, repressions and death do not find a response in anyone,” he said.
“Let everyone Venezuelan“The Venezuelan who expresses his opinion on the street today finds only an echo of peace, a peace that reflects the spirit of democratic coexistence, which is the only lasting peace,” he stressed.
He OAS leader considers that “the Venezuelan people have paid a very high price in hunger, poverty, migration, disease, political prisons, torture and death, like no other people in the hemisphere in this 21st century” and reproaches “the actors of the international community who were lenient towards these crimes.”
Now he asks them to “make sure that this does not happen again.” “Let there be a deep sense of peace in the actions of every Venezuelan man and woman, let there be no place for any repressor or repressed person. A ‘peace’ of repression, fear, terror is not peace,” he insisted.
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Source: Aristegui Noticias
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